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Let's start a conversation. Where are the new international relationships for health and development? You can watch the live webcast or review later: Also follow the # ttwudlaunch hashtag on Twitter. ... Read More »
An account of my 3 days spent in a local A&E department. ... Read More »
The Independent recently published an article which could add yet more fuel to the ever-burning debate surrounding euthanasia and assisted suicide. Here in the UK, assisted suicide is illegal, but that does not seem to stop the constant tales throughout the media of individuals who have travelled to countries so as to end their own life...
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Like many of my friends and colleagues, I worry that there isn't enough time in the day to get everything done. Revision, studying, and research are all worthy of a full-time commitment, and then there is eating, sleeping and trying to have something of a social life on top. 

Today, I had to make a painful decision. When faced a choice between medicine and other activities, I chose medicine. This might seem obvious, so much of a non-event that nobody even reads on, but I found this incredibly hard.
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About 3 months ago, I started my fourth year with a rotation in paediatrics. On the first day, I thought I didn’t like this specialty because children didn’t cooperate very well with the clinical method. Some children start crying the very moment the lay eyes on anyone with a white coat or anytime a hand is ... Read More »
Getting published in medical journals is an important step to establishing oneself as a serious medical professional. Even if you are still a medical student, getting published is a way to introduce yourself to the medical community at large. This can potentially help you to build a personal network of support. Everyone ... Read More »
“So, did you come straight from school?” This is a backhanded compliment if ever there was one. No, Dr Consultant/patient/casual acquaintance, I have a few too many grey hairs and wrinkles for that. I’m a graduate student. “Oh, what did you study – an arts subject, you say? Surely that means ... Read More »
Plagiarism is one of the hottest topics of debate around the world and especially lately. It has affected some of the world’s largest and prominent Medias like the recent Times and CNN spat where Fareed Zakarias was involved. Other plagiarized dramas have left many bloggers and writers embarrassed and dejected-career ... Read More »
Medical research papers are a common thing if you belong to the pharmacy, nursing and other health based careers. They handle all and sundry on medical issues. Writing medical research papers is a challenging process and many students struggle with it, no matter what level they are. This post gives you some basic, effective ... Read More »
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